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Links since last time - 3rd May 2020

Here are some of the interesting resources I came across these couple of weeks.

May 3, 2020 — 3 min read

Here are some of the interesting resources I came across these couple of weeks.

Good Coding Practices

Single Responsibility - Each piece of code should only do one task
Open/Closed - Each piece of should be open for extension but close for modification, allowing its functionality to be extended, but not modified
Liskov Substitution - Functionality that involves a class instance should have the same behavior when dealing with their child classes
Interface Segregation - Multiple client-specific interfaces are often better than one single general interface (Think microservices, the authentication endpoint only handles authentication, the CRUD endpoint only handles data)
Dependency Inversion - Splitting complex dependencies into well-defined layers (abstractions)

Rajnish wrote a short ingenious function for picking values by their keys from a JavaScript Object.

https://youtu.be/fMYv6-SZsSo
https://git-scm.com/docs/githooks
Git hooks allow you to run scripts along its pipeline. You can configure a simple linter to execute right after you pull or run some tests before you push to remote.

https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/Documentation/maintainer/rebasing-and-merging.rst
Rebasing changes the series of commits, effectively rewriting your local history. Merging combines the history of 2 different trees, retaining the history of both.